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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-04
Tho pope's Finger In til. Pic.

Until recently it seemed that Mr.,
Cleveland Ind his party go securely
bucked and gagged that it would DO i'm.
possible for it TO get away from him
about convention time.
The first indication Of q missiving on
the part Of himself and his friends wns
the feeler they threw ont lately to test
the sense Of the meeting. The result OF
that experiment was not at all satisfactory,
but the effect at headquarters must have
exceeded all surmi.es. For now another
string is to DO pulled, and q leading cdi.
torial srticle in the New York Times,
Mugwump, opens the performance BY
vigorously pulling the same. Hero is the
summing up: : : ~
Now it his come about that there ID an
impression in the public mind that this
honored citizrn president Cleveland has
incurred tho hostility Of the organization
1.-THE Roman Catholic Church, not politi.
cal and not secular, that we nave alluded
to that this hostility is due to the inlexi.
BILE fairness with which he has guarded
the common interests and the steadiness
with which ho has refused to yield to its
Bpecious influence that its III will was ex-
pressed in partially concealed, but strenu:-
Gus, efforts to turn tho votes OF it's adher.
ents against him when he was last beior,
the people, and that it is prepared In such
WAYS as it can to prevent his again receiy-
Ing from tho Nation, should the Nation
desire to bestow 1t, the high office be now
holds. This impression is not without
foundation. In tho minds Of men who are
necessarily intimately. informed Of
the workings OF this organization-|
q sealed record 10 thosn outside OF
1.-THE impression amounts TO q con-
yiction. 1t Is not likely to be mistaken
becsuse It has been caused by experience
Of annoyance, and even OF persecution,
from the hostility OF the o~rganiza-
tion towards this eminent citizen and di.
rected toward those who have dared to
sustain him. But il the American people
come to share this conviction, II thoy are
..sL#HH. a-T .HEgHH rH."t.
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Tho rnteiiigcncer's Excellent Base Bull tie.
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: Tho Inteiitgcncer's Excellent Base bull itc.
= p ports. 49,.
A reader for whom tho I%NTELldEScER
entertainB high respect, ankH, Don't you
think you are giving too much attention
to base bsll?" To be frank we must answer,
No; il We did think 90 we wouldn't do it.
There arc doubtless come who mover
road the base ball reports, as there are be.
yond question thoss who ever read the
market reporte, tho financial article, dra-
matte and mnaical criticisma and 30 on to
the end OF the chapter. Ons man looks
for what he wants, reads it and that 10 oil
he cares for. Another begins at the top,
OF the frat column on tho first page and
takes the paper through line by line to
tho end, missing nothing.
Within the limit Of ig our the
newspaper that understands it's mission
tries to cover the world OF human interest.
Here the base ball reports come in. In it's
season the national game attracts more
attention, interests more people in a day
than tho discuaaions Of q Cabinet meet
ing do in q year. The interest is not con-
fined to tho hundreds Of Thousands who
attend the games, but ia ahared by other
hundreds OF thousauds who find their
pleasure in keeping up with the record Of
the playing.
In Wheeling there Ia great interest in
the game, aud it 10 no. by any means con-
fined to the youngsters. Grave men Of
business like to steal awhile away and see
the lus!y young fellows display their
prowess in the bsl! field, and they will
talk you blind on the fine points OF all the
clubs and players in tho country. Could
the ISrRLLIoEScER refuse to supply thete
gentlemen with an essential part Of their
daily food? It would not be considerable,
aud the neglect would be sharply r.
ssnted.
Everything in ita geason aud in its lair
proportion, is q good motto for a newsps-
per; snd this is about the ISTELLloES-
cIR's notion OF it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r OsT-A BUNCH OF KEYs-THE
~ andcr will confer a favor BY leaving at this
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Ghe Q1Adliqetnesr.
suEEL1Nd, ". VA, MAY i. 1887.
Virginia and IJer Creditors.

"a leading Virginia Democrat" Is quoted
rs saying that tho Britiuh holders Of Viz.
glnia bonds will need to be discreet, for
Virginia is on the verge Of reputation,
and can only be prevented by the skill
and tact OF her creditors" This Is not
only important Il true," but II true very
bad for Virginia.
It would BIO bad for any debtor that only
the skill Of his creditors could keep him
from falling into rank dishonesty, refusing
to pay anything. In the case Of the State
Of Virginia there could be no protext ga
yoring Of honeaty. She 10 not only rich
in natural resources. but abe has great
developed resources, and her development
goes OH. The debt Is hers and the bonds
were taken in good faith Tor value. II she
repudiates ehe can base the act on nothing
higher than her determination not to pay.
II u politician can win on reputation as
q political issue, 1t will DO becsuse the
people OF Virginia arc not honest, and the
politician Is obseryant enough to take
their moral measure.
Whether Virginia will 90 tho whole
length, cannot, Of cousae, be known in sd-
vance. 1t certainly is true, however, that
there Is q strong current Of feeling in that
direction. Yet we sometimes hear from
the Old Dominion that West Virginia is
dishonest because she will not step up
and pay with interest tho face value Ct
tho certificates iaaued sgainst her by the
old State. Nobody who understands the
case supposes for a moment that the ter.
ritory comprjsing the State Of Yves! Viz.
ginia ever received a third Of the expendi-
ture Of public funds in the old State. Nc
body in either State has ever thought that
any such sun would be paid by West
Virginia.
The very act Of setting OF TINT
much to be paid to Firgiuia's creditors
when it should DO. received from West
Virginia was itself dishonest-a mere
continuance to whipsaw Virginia's credi:
tors, who, from first to laat, have had q
hard time OF it, and are not through yet.
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Why Stokes VIII Never IDEAL Faro Again.
John w. d. Stokes sent s. for the pur-
chase OF ticket In the Louisiana State Lot.
in tho February drawing. He re-.
a hith Of No. 45,l5l, aud when no
learned that 1t called for,part Of theS50,M
prize no resigned "a dealer in q promi.
nent gambling house. Tho money az
rived by express. He ia now enjoying a
season Of reet, and Ia having his wife, who
Is nearly blind, treated for her ailliction.
says be will never deal faro again.
(Mich.) Tribune, Feb. q. D&w
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ing heralded by the qaacks and the press.
II mnat first be tested critically and
established upon a scientific basis. To
this end NJ. Oornil has instituted a series
Of careful experiments upon tubercular.
lied animals, to ascertain II this treatment
possesses mlcrobicidal virtues, or whether
its efecta are due solely to the power Of
disinfecting the products OF auppuration
within the lungg. The profesaion awaits
with interest the results OF these expert.
ments. It IL 10 be hoped that Bergeon's
method may not share the fate Of 80 many
other vaunted weapons against this dire
disease. Meanwhile a word Of caution TO
the wise Ia suficient.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
u TEAlSs-on and after April /, lsS7-Exf1A-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tsunIly
excepted. fAouday c1ccptod.-Eastcrn STANDARD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-04

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
BY the day, week OF month. Call at 1000
Market street, upstairs. Tor particulars. myis
"ANTED-TO RENT TWO OR
w. three rooms, suitable for young married
couple for housekeeping, In good location, and
within ten minutes walk OF the PoEoEice. Al.
dress H." care this Office. GI;0I..- mvie
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WHEELING &ELM GROVE R, R.
wv On and after May .. 1857. trains on The
Wheeling l. Elm Grove Railroad will run Is fol.
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Type. writers Cheap.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandau
and the Hammond. Theee machines have
been taken In exchange for tho matchleae
Caligrsph, and will be aold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulars
EDWARD l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
lresT.a. 4l 0yl IS Twelfth street,
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Bucklen's Arnicn Snlvo.

The best ealve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, chsppod hands, chilblains,
corna, and all skin eruptiors, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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DIED.

kRATZ-On Monday. May 2, 1857, at $50 o'clock
r. ). ADAM KRAFT. aged e. ycafs. .,
Funeral from the St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Oh Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend. Intcrmcnt
a. Peninsula Cemetery. III.
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s,5 MISUNDERSTANDING
PISS COCOA.

d. ~. >" IsEtk1Ar1Ao n
"By a thorough knowledge OF The natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and ,nu-
triton, and by a careful application Of tho fine
properties OF wcii.sclcctcd Cocoon, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with a delicatcly fla.
vored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills. It Is by the iudicioas use Of such
articles Of diet that a constitution may DO gradu.
ally. built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle maladies
arc floating around us ready TO attack wherever
fatal shaft by keeping Ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourishcd frame."-
Civil Service Gazette, .zg
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
JAMES EPPS d co., Homeopathic Chemists,
fn1-TrhAu n.rg.~."H r oSnoN ESnY kSp'3
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uos to uuIId Is usn House.

correspondent OF F'Hym, stock and
Home advises TO eNcavate into s bill facing
south, and bald the ends aud rear OF stol q
laid with cement Cover the roof with tarred
paper and shiuglc Build the front mostly
Of glass, double windows, 9Gl5 lights Is the
best form. Provide shutters to close nights
aud partly close day times during cold,
cloudy weather inside plaster on TO the
stone walls and cover tins wood part with
iarred paper and over that cell with matched
hoorlug Construct the front AZ All angle o!
twenty-five degreeS TO perpendicular. Such
q building VIII not freeze, aud in II fowls
properly led will lay all winter. II there be
no side hill construct the walls outside and
inside double with tarr5d paper between. A
CHEAP quality OF matched flooring viii
answer. These plans are for a Minnesota
climate aud are absolutely necessary to obtain
eggs IN winter. They are permanent invest
ment and are the ghearestin time Fourteen
feet Wide, eight iOet high, length governed
by number OF fowls KEEP, 10 lOCks OF twenty
i've each dividing tie building into 7xli
foot pens lrooi y pitch) gives to each pen a
double window, pKl2 llgnts, and is the most
economical for fourteen aud sixteen teet
timber,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

This hasa nutritlve ratio Of Is 3. 1t vii
do very well 30 begin with, but after
month or 90 ada another pound OF flinseed
meal. He eau feed no straw or corn fodder
This would lower its nulritiue ratio. Tue
corn chop Is Il iOCd Of uncertain quality
but vesupppse IL 10 be the ear crushed, corn,
cob aud husk. suppose this COW to be 9
vigorous eater, aud tht. ration will answer
her requirements for day. Divide into
three feeds.
Tue clover hay and grain food must no, be
fed separately, but all must be well mixed
together before feeding. And 10 do this, run
toe clover hay through acutter then moisten
'hs cut clover evenly, having previously
mixed the brau, corn chop and linseed meal
together, dry. Siitth mixed ground feed
on with the hand while the moistened clover
is being stl.sed for that purpose. When II
Il evenly mixed, tho ground feed will all
stick TO the clover hay, aud the COW must
eat all together. and It will all be raised and
remastlcated. This mixture Is easily divided
80 ~ 10 be given IN three feeds por day. The
COW needs no other fodder,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

Even whom q good remedy tor disease Is se-
iected, depends ia E1me measure upon the
manner IN which u IS taken, Irregular, inter-
tnpted doscB can afford no fair tesS Of the effl
cacy ofany medicine, however saluiary. Taken
IN proper doses at prescribed intervals. a relia-
bic curative " III effect the object OF Its use
Among rumCdies which. scientifically aud per.
sistcntIy used. accomplish thorough ana lastip q
cu-es, and prevents the recurrence OF periodic
disease, Hostotters Stomach Bltters ranks spe.
Cially high. In cases OF dyspepsia. debility,
rheumatism. fever and nguo. liver complaint,
lnact'Ni Of the kidneys and bladder, constipa.
tion, and other O-ganic mIlaiies, It Is a tried
remedy, 10 which the medical brotherhood ha ve
nttheir professional sGL elton, and which. as a
taniO, attentive End household disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels, has an unbounded
popularity. iaD2G29
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pryrIsriSo = Gov ron eur,sn
Some Information That Will Bc Appreciated
hY Ihore Iatett sted IN Nine.

Ems. CouSrRY GrNrLEMAS--l have q
900 pound COW, aud wish to know how
much OF the following feoda To give her
each day 10 produce the richer milk, and
also II any thing else Is necessary Ia produce
tho best results. | do not wish 10 force her
but last good, liberal ration, Feeds ~
follow Glover hay, bran, corn chop, tutnips
oat straw and corn fodder. Tho COW is fresh,
and will give Is quarts day. q. {. w. y.
/. Denver, Col,
&C. U. w. y. does not say what tho quality
m tho cows milk IL at present From the
faot OF her giving 10 quarts daily, II may be
Rnferred that her milk Ia not rich. Perhaps
Our correspondent supposos that common
milk can be made very rich IN short time
by the proper food. lfso, no will TO disap-
pointed. Common milk can be Improved In
quality by feed, but II IL n slow process to
, improve such a COW 20 the point OF making n
pound Of butter from 10 to II pounds OF milk,
aud Il Is not probable that II can be done, ex-
copt In n small percentage of causes This
IN producing very fenarkable fevoiu'
ton IN the cows seCrctiOus. Win average
milk, 25 TO 30 pounds Ia required to
make one pound OF butter. To reduce this TO
u lbs. Is 20 make a new COW, and III this
could be done In fow weeks or months,
thou no breed would have any value, since a
COW OF any breed could 10 made into prize
butter COW In q few months IL this COW
gives ls quarts OF milk ON common feed, 30
good that 20 lbs, of II " Ill make one OF butter,
then, indeed, she may become prize COW
for butter, as she will now make two pounds
ot butter per day, or Ia pounds per week.
hut H. perohsnce bor milk requires 80
pounds for ono Of butter, she would make
only 0& pounds per week, which " ould be a
fair amount OF butter for a COW OF common
richness ot milk; quantity helps her out.
For the encouragement of your correspond.
snt lot us state that we have, In several In
stances, improved cows that required Is to 2S
pounds Of milk for one Of butter so that 20
pounds Of their milk would make one OF but
ter, at the same time ualving as tho larger
amount was requirei-but we we're never
able TO accomplish Il In less than two years.
Lot mo state further that the progeny OF these
COWS were superior 10 those they had borne
before, and they were still further improved
by feeding, 80 that from Ia to II pounds OF
their milk would make one pound of butter.
Ea'h generation may be improved.
Will now give ration Tor this COW from
the materials given, with pounds OF I'm.
seed meal added, to give the proper amount
Uf falbuninoids, but 1 pounds would be bet.
ter We have considered tho clover OF
medium quality, as that IL not given. We
" III snalyG II, 50 rs to give a better idea Of
tho value Ct It's PARTS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
RELIAnLE ANp ALwAYs rnr SAME

PnANoRSTE's PILLS are the Oldest, safest, and
best blood purifier aud purgative known. They
are purely vegetable, therefore harmless. They
sre always ths same and always produce the
same eject Other purgatIves req uiTe increased
dosys and 1nally cease acting altogether. A
course Of one or two OF BRAypRKTH's PrtLs
taken each night is n positive cure for constipa.
u0n. headache. and all bilious disorders. II you
can't take them plain get them sugar coated
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

Usually wear their badges of authority con.
cealed under their clothing, but Or. Thomas
Ectectrtc OF wears its badges In the form OF
printed labels attached 20 each ana every bottle
so that al may know its mission. IL Is given
Iull and com plete authority = arrest all uches 3
and pains aud does It's duty every time. For
sale by II. %. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28
Tho KIND We Like

The medicine We most like Is that which does
It's work quick and we'll. BUrdOek Blood BIZ
isrs ara the quickest kind of curA Tor dys.
pspsia ana liver aud sidney affections. For
sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l3a
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

Diseased natnro oftentimes breaks forth in
strange eraptiOns," and tho result Of Il all Is
pRin. Nov Salvation Uil Will send this very
pRin 10 the right about at the trialns cost OF
0nlY 20 Cents.
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4PEOEAL EuTIORR.
l.IInn

Pleasant. healthy grlns are seen only on the
faces oi healthy persons. The dyspepuc aud de-
blltated can smile only in u half hearted way.
Putty the blood tone the stomach, ana strength
On the tissues with BuTdOck Blood Btusrs, II
you Wish 10 laugh we'll ana often, For sale by
Al. II, Cochran, druggist, l3I and lSo Orth Queen
ktIoot. InncaHiNr
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win It Really cure RheumstI,m

Wsanswer. honor bright, it will cu 70 heuma.
u IN. ana the severest cases too. Or. 7homds
Fctscfrio OF vas specially prepared for the
rheumatic and lame. = otice letters from the
people. relative 70 Its merits in nearly every
paper In TIE country. Fore ale by IL. B CocbT ran,
druggist, lS7 and lS9 North Queen street, Ian,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-28

Completely prostrnted for days with indi.
Restton ana bilious fever. The effects OF two
bottles OF Bu"dOok Btood Biners astonished me /;
visible Improvements right orr Mr.. Noah Bates
Elmira, n. \. For salo by ii. d. Cochran drug.
gist, 1877 ana lS9 North Queen street. Lancaster
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The opinion Of an old and well-known mer-
chant Is glvea IN a lew words, Wig Il thiuk
pr Bull,s Cough syrup is the best medicine that
IS made LUTHER B BLACK,
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Nbst Tbree ApplIcatIons Dld,

Il was trou led very much with sore feet
Three sppicatious OF Thomas Eclectrto on en-
tifeiy cured them. Nothing better in this mar.
Net; Jacob Buu 1, Reading Pa, For sale by
~, cochran. druggist. l3l aud iS9 North Queen
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nnrr ~ siS y M ana .r,1Us1 ~ TarsNC ~
p m.
The MARIETTA Accommodation leavss Osonn
leavee Columbia at l:B q N. ana - -
reaching Marietta At l20l ana EA -
Marietta ct sos p. m ana arrives at Coaum1
GDt also leaves Al 685 ana arrives q -
The York Accommodation leaves naxleo1101
7l0 and arrives et Lancaster at 60 ooaa0l
with Harrisburg 1xpross at $40 q N.
Tho Frederick AoCUmmodAt1oo, Wogk oeuNGI\
ing At Lancaster With Hagt Line. ViUG r. I
p. M. Will run through TO Froderi6k. 772
Tho Frederick Accommodation, ooG6 10
Columbia at l2.D and reaches Laneaeeot -
r "a. LEI
Hanover Accommodation. west, eonneeee
kM' 1MMn'cs.te5 s ns, VIII t1a8sra 81 n1prsH p q ~
oay. zs
burg, NJ. Joy. Elissbethtown ana Midd1s0QS
tfhe only trims which run daily. On "
j. B. WOOD, General PAseonGoT AeUu4 NJ
CHA8. =. PU0H General Manager. ,e
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SUNDAY rRAIW.
TRAINS LiAvI RRADrEo

pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD SCHED
L uLE-In effect from June IS, lssR
trains LsAvn LAroAsTRR and leave ana arffvA
a. Philadelphia as follows:
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AN UNFORTUNATE pERsON

inc most unfortunate person In the world Is
nn9 M siuietsa ,a with sick headache, but they viii
Prescription see advertisement IN another
SV'Nhn "a
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physicians AND DRUGGISTS REC
Il OMMEND
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@tseonHn.

- Sn &actne wolte BET fribert
alderman Salbreiter fiirsli6 elm inert:
piirbises Jeft feiern. @r bate $50 Gin:
~labungen e~rtalien, I'M ben Cob ieiner 6rar
feffli3 gu begeben, unb basu unter Qnbern
fur $50 Semerwert bei9afit. Oas gauutp.
9eri5t fanb es aber fir gut, Gin Seto Elm:
sulesen, bts Salbrsiter's seifiser 3uitant
ermitteIt fem ptrb.
Su 8isconiSn mar Srau 4raalie
Simmermann ie9sebn Sabre urf9ulbis i'm
3il3tbaus. sic puroe I'M Sabre 1871
me gen ansebli5er grmorbuns ibres @atteu
3u lebsnsldnsItdem 3u9tbauie rsrurtbe:t,
1T aber iebt pom @ouperneur &,st be:
suabist". Die jeBt 6sidbrise 6rau MAI
lebt9Ii5 auf 8runb uon l1mltanbsbeDeiim
p~erurtbeilt uoroen. @ouperneur 8ust il
mad etasebenber llntsriu9uns BEG sales
81 Der ne~rberSsusuns seIanSt, oaB bie Srau
an benz ibr CUR 2ait 9e!ssteu 0erbre5er
gang uaiduIbis lit. SSbre 5reunbe batter
it9 felt elmer Reibe pOu SSabren Wibe ae,
sebeu, ibre Srsibeit 5r srlansen, baben es
aber jest erft 81 StanSs ssbra6t.
- Der arnsnaufis3er &ennp in 9 3.
: wia entbeft baten, baB cine Samtlie
unterfiitt purbe, bic Sersniisunsss Reiien
mad Stepens Boint uateznommen bat uni
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@runoeisentbum gum Setrase pom $1,000
p~ertaafte.
g. 81. Bridge par in Ofbtoft
auf sinem i1abbafter Seitenwes sefaaen
unb bate f9 bic 0ais sebro9en; eins
Surp in Wautelo, robin Der BroseB pers
lest worben nor, iprG4 ibm $500 S3a.
beaeriab 81.
- Gin idperes Granbunslit bat bas
Stdbt9sn Raribfielb, on Der 8is.
confin : @entraIbabn, betrOiien, benin be,
sanse 9ei9dftstbeiI, Bis auf eineu 2assn,
unb pie!e @obnbdnfer wurben am Routaa
.. @. in 9li9e setest, 70 buB BON ben
5000 ginwobnern stpa bic Sdlfte Obba5:
log wurbe un6 utsIe i'm Sreten tampirsr
muBten. @obI bur9 Sunten aus cine,
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